Abstract
Substitution possibilities as discussed in the study are only those which could have been realized at the time of investigation within one year after the onset of a supply crisis by the use of other energy sources. Substitution energies in this sense are: Solid fuels, gas, electrical energy, thermal energy (district heating). The study deals only with energy supply in households. Investment costs and technical problems related to the adaptation of supply systems are discussed as well as problems of energy transport, and energy storage in different regions.
Citation Formats
Schmitt, D, and Schiffer, H W.
Substitutes for mineral oil in the household sector. Substitutionsmoeglichkeiten fuer Mineraloel im Haushaltsbereich.
Germany: N. p.,
1979.
Web.
Schmitt, D, & Schiffer, H W.
Substitutes for mineral oil in the household sector. Substitutionsmoeglichkeiten fuer Mineraloel im Haushaltsbereich.
Germany.
Schmitt, D, and Schiffer, H W.
1979.
"Substitutes for mineral oil in the household sector. Substitutionsmoeglichkeiten fuer Mineraloel im Haushaltsbereich."
Germany.
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title = {Substitutes for mineral oil in the household sector. Substitutionsmoeglichkeiten fuer Mineraloel im Haushaltsbereich}
author = {Schmitt, D, and Schiffer, H W}
abstractNote = {Substitution possibilities as discussed in the study are only those which could have been realized at the time of investigation within one year after the onset of a supply crisis by the use of other energy sources. Substitution energies in this sense are: Solid fuels, gas, electrical energy, thermal energy (district heating). The study deals only with energy supply in households. Investment costs and technical problems related to the adaptation of supply systems are discussed as well as problems of energy transport, and energy storage in different regions.}
place = {Germany}
year = {1979}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Substitutes for mineral oil in the household sector. Substitutionsmoeglichkeiten fuer Mineraloel im Haushaltsbereich}
author = {Schmitt, D, and Schiffer, H W}
abstractNote = {Substitution possibilities as discussed in the study are only those which could have been realized at the time of investigation within one year after the onset of a supply crisis by the use of other energy sources. Substitution energies in this sense are: Solid fuels, gas, electrical energy, thermal energy (district heating). The study deals only with energy supply in households. Investment costs and technical problems related to the adaptation of supply systems are discussed as well as problems of energy transport, and energy storage in different regions.}
place = {Germany}
year = {1979}
month = {Jan}
}